I have fallen in love with pan scrapers lately. So much so that I had to carve one for myself. They’re are in incredibly handy in the kitchen for cleaning those beloved old cast iron pans, stonewear, and other pots that you don’t want to scratch but need to be tough on to scrape off sticky or burned on bits of food.

They’re also really useful around the house for scraping paint off windows, stripping wallpaper, and even scraping up old stickers.

The nice thing about these scrapers is that you’re not rubbing micro plastics into your hot cookwear, and the wood will naturally age and patina the more you use it. If they become blunt, you can easily resharpen them with a small paring knife.

Designed with three rounded sides, and one pointed to get into those tricky corners and sides.

It also features a carved dimple for your thumb and pointer finger to pinch comfortably with a solid grip.